'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎658r] (1320/1826)

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A jZ kuW) A window.
a kaiza (from cS^)^ Being pusillanimous, infirm, weak.
A s\£ kizvu-a, (m of Reviling one another, (pi. of
kuzo, iS kavowat or kuzoat), Windows. Kazozeu-a, A reviler.
a kawiibiS) (pi. of kablsat) Leap-years.
A kawubls, (pi. of kiibus) Night-mares.
a kazoabtl, (pi. of kubul) Hunters’ nets,
p kavo-atash) A fire-place.
A kizsuh, A good manager (of cattle).
A kawahte) An erasure. Obliterated (footsteps),
r kizsadahy The wooden sill of a door. The piece of
wood in which the lower pivot of a door turns.
p ‘j\j£ kazoar, A leek. A thick mist which appears in summer
nights. Kazsdr or kuzcdr, A basket for carrying about fruit on
the back. Kuzodr^ Name of a town near Shiraz.
p \ kavodrd or kuzcara, The wooden sill of a door.
a CL>\j\ȣ kuwurat) Domestic hives.
a Sj\fi kiwdrat, A turban, a sash, a tiara. Kiwurat, kuwarai,
or kuzcdrat, A hive or any place in which bees make honey.
a kazcaris, (pi. of karts and <L^,\£ kdrisat) Trou
blesome, perplexing (affairs).
p kuzparuri) A cutaneous disease, the prickly heat,
p kazcdrah, A basket or pannier for carrying fruit about
upon the back. A thick mist which appears during the night in
the summer-months. A bee-hive. K.uzcarah^ An earthen vessel.
p kazcarah-ban, (^J kazsdrah-ddn f or
kazcurah-zcdn), A shepherd, a herdsman, a keeper of flocks.
P kuzsaridan, To quench the thirst. To be satiated.
To project (as the eyes, or any other part of the body).
kazcdz, A kind of bottle carried by travellers. A slick
for driving cattle. At/rcas, Intestines of birds. A poached egg.
p kazoazah, A close-mouthed bottle carried by travellers.
An ox-goad. Kuzoazah, A poached egg; a cold boiled egg.
p kuwazldan, To desist, to cease, to relinquish.
rj\£ kazcdj, Reproach, reprehension, taunt.
P kuzcdjnng, Short hair hanging over the forehead.
p »j\^ hazed]ah. Jesting, bantering, jeering, ridiculing. A
jester. Bread half baked. Kuzodjah, A walking-staff; also a
goad used in driving oxen. The stomach or intestines of sheep.
P kuzeds, Quality, property; rule, way, manner.
a kazedsib (or al kaadsib), Wild beasts. The
extreme parts of the body, the hands, or feet.
A kazedsir, (pi. of kdsirat) Breakers. Eagles.
p<U~^.!> kuzcdsamah, Easy, not difficult.
P kuzcdsah, Quality, property, way, manner,
p kuzedsimah, Easy. Easiness, facility.
p kuzedsh, A low place, a small dish or furrow. Easy.
Easiness, facility. Mode, manner. Quality, property.
a kuzcdsh. Fish dressed with rice.
A kuwdshaij The extremity of the gland in pene
p kuzedshamah, Easy, not difficult. Ease,
p &J*\£ kuzedshah, Quality, property, way, manner,
p kazedshtr (also gazodshir)) Name of a place
whence they bring turquoise-stones of a lightcolour and little value,
p <U— kuzedshimah) Easy. Easiness, facility.
A < kazedab, (pi. of Swelling-breasted girls.
A kazedghiz, (Ar. pi. of p kdghiz) Papers.
A kazedjir, (pi. of kdfirat) Infidels, unbelieving (wo
men). (pi. ofjjili kdfur) Flowers of the palm-tree.
A kazedkib, (pi. of kazekab) Stars, constellations.
kazedkibu's' sdbitat. Fixed stars.
kazedkibu'ljdriyat^ Wandering stars.
p kazadkib-shinds,Anastronomer,nr\ astrologer,
p kazedl or kuzedl^ Gain, growth, increase. A closet,
p kuzedlghunchah, A red paint for the face,
p t, a\\£ kazedlifj A kind of white thorn or thistle of w’hich ca
mels are fond.
A kaze-alal and kazo-alil, Short-bodied.
v^\£kazcdridan or kuzcdlldan^Togain, to acquire, to heap
up. To grow, to increase, to abound ; to flourish, to ripen,
p kazedltdah or kuwdlidahy Gained, acquired. Grown.
AjJl^ kazedfiz, (pi. ofj^lS) Those who go armed to water.
v kuum, The bog-rush. (Burhdn-i kditi^.y
A kazodhil, (pi. of kdhil) The cavities between the
scapula and the vertebrse. [ ^yo min kazodhilVs y sa-
zedhil, From the backs of neighing steeds.
A kazed-if, Particulars, contents,
p kuim. Name of an herb.
p kdb (from kdftan or kdbidan^ Beating,
striking, smiting, or who beats or strikes, (^-r^ pdy-kub^
A dancer. dushman-kdb^ Routing enemies
L—jjz tUljj tdp-i kal^ih kdb, Cannon battering a castle.
zar-kob, A goldsmith.) A stroke, knock, blow, thump. A touch.
An elephunt-goad. A mat made of very coarse reeds.
A ^ kub, A cup, or any such vessel without spout or handle,
a ewer. Kuzeub, Largeness of head, with a slenderness of neck,
p kubdl, A shoemaker. A builder.
p^Jujl^ kdbdnidan, To cause to beat, bruise, or thump.
£ kazebat, A sigh for any thing lost or irretrieveable. Ra
bat, The game of chess ; tables. A small drum. The barbiton, a
species of lute. A stone filling the hand, with which they bray
druffs or crack nuts.
p kubakhi, A great, distinguished man.
p kdb-kdrt, Chastisement.
p jZj£ ku ba ku or kd ba kd, From street to street, from coun
try to country. One by one.
p kdbal, A bubble on water or wine. The herb pellitory.
Kabul, Camomile.
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